If you find something that needs fixing, head back to the rules and execution parameters and change them. Click the execute button to simulate the renaming process and check the results. Worried that something might become messed up in the renaming process? That's what the preview tab is for.

It has options to use enumeration, change text to upper case or lower case, replace a substring with new text, add prefix or suffix, cut a prefix or suffix, custom expression, change Cyrillic symbols to translit. Click the drop down menu under the 'Rules for file names'. The program can be set to copy the files or move and rename them. The next step is to configure the renaming rules, head to the second tab, 'Specify renaming actions'. You may use the context menu for copying the file names or to export the data. The export options in Rename Us allow you to directly save the data in a TXT, CSV, XLSX, HTML, XML, or SYLK file. The copy button copies all file names, with their full path, modified date, file type, size and creation date. The toolbar above the queue can be used reorder the items which can be useful if you're using an incremental renaming method, or you can randomize the list. The files that you add are displayed in the large pane at the bottom. Or, click the double-arrow icon to add all files and folders to the queue. Select multiple files using the Shift key, and click on the icon with a single arrow to add them to the rename queue. Mouse over the dots below the pane and the cursor changes to a drag pointer, use it to resize the view to display more files. Note: The default view mode of Rename Us is pretty small, you can only see three files in the right pane.

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